A section of Baltimore’s East 26th Street above a rail line through Charles Village partially buckled and sank amid heavy rain Monday, sparking concerns about a potential repeat of the dramatic collapse of a nearby block in 2014. The failing retaining wall that holds 26th Street above the train…
Source: Sun
East 26th Street in Baltimore sinking again near site of 2014 collapse — raising questions about inspections
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